Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-05-26

just received new line Of Key West
Cigars at the Lewiston Cash Store.
Next Monday will be decoration day No
celebration is advertised to take place in
this city, but we understand that several
of the members of the q. A. X. will attend
the Moscow festivities.
The Lewiston Amateurs are making ar
rangements to visit Pomeroy on Saturday,
June 4. Look out for them Pomeroy peo-
pie for they are a good troupe and dcserv-
ing of liberal patronage.
A son of John Reese, living on the Hat.
wal, aged eighteen months, scalded itself
| on Sunday last about the face and left arm.
Mr. lie, Sc informs US that the little fell
.,'A is getting along nicely.
Amas Carver of Idaho county, paid Lew
iston a visit this week.-Mrs. first visit for
twenty years He finds a marked change
from the once little mining camp to a pros
porous and thriving little city.
Frank McGrane left Oh Saturday for his
| stock range on Salmon river. Frank has
had very poor health this spring and was
obliged to remain in Lewiston under medi-
cal treatment for the three months past.
A man by the name. of Boyd aged about
fifty years was stabbed in Palouse City
last week, by one Jack Barrigan, from
which wound he died within an hour af-
forwards. Barrigan is in Jail at Coliax.
| Edison Briggs and wife were in the city
from Pataha This week. Mr. Briggs paid
us pleasant call, ana he tells US that he
may soon remove from Pataha to Lewiston
and made home among us. Good enough
F. P Crane, manager OF the Topeka Cat
tie and Land Company made us a pleasant
call on Monday. A band of the Hereford
blooded cattle will arrive by Sunday, which
he will offer for sale. See his "ad" else
where.
Harry kettenbach, Nho has been great
sufferer with his eyes during the winter
past, left on Tuesdays boat for Indianap
oils, where he will be treated by an oculist.
D. D. Bunnell accompanied Mr.. X. te
that place.
APPOINTMENT. A. D. Green of Grange
vile. has been appointed deputy U S. mar
shall for Washington Territory under T. J
Hamilton Mr.. Green also holds his posi-
ton as deputy under Marshal Baird o
Idaho Territory.
Mrs. +. Z. Jorome's elegant assortmen
of fancy goods will soon arrive, consist
ing of emoroideries, fancy work, parasols
. fans, elegant trimmings, &c, &c. Ladie
this is we'll selected stock, and you
attention is called to the fact.
We acknowledge a pleasant call from In
dian Agent Norris this week. He inform
us that the school at the Agency is again II
operation and progressing rapidly under tn
, tuition of Prof, Hill, formerly of the Levi
! Collegiate Institute in this city.
, Johnny Ross, gentlemanly bar-keeper a
h the Palace Saloon has been troubling C?) on
: typos for several weeks past. His last ga
y was that they had moved the stove out q
: the saloon in order to make room for anoth
or barrel Of the A No Cutter Whiskey.
l.. Stannus received telegram from his vii
in Portland last evening, bearing the sad ia
telligeuce that his little daughter. who has bee
a sufferer of paralysis during the past year
was very low and not expected to i've. MI
Stannus left BY stage this morning for Portland
The 0. r. s. N. survey party is still O
the Alpowai Ridge working this way. W
o understand that they are there laboring un
der many difficulties, and after they hav
run the fiue around this abominable point
9 they will not be long IN finishing their sui
vey to Lewiston.
y Ken!uck's ferry boat on the Clearwate,
about seven miles above Lewiston, brok
loose on Saturday last and went adrift dow
the stream for several miles below Lewiston
To IN Worden spliced the wire on Monda
up to handing to-day,
|. We understand that there has been son
talk about the removal Of o,
|. cemetry. If such is contemplated seriousl,
If why would not the ground opposite NJ
:, Scofeld's place-the Vernon tract--be
n desirable site. A well could be easily dit
and windmill used to supply water.
Is Felix Warren returned from Spokar
Falls on Saturday last, and reports tim
a lively in that section. He lost fine hor
y at Pennington while en- route. with sc
- ness He left for Walla Walla on Tue
ut days steamer to accompany his wife hon
$. who has been there for the past six weel
n. on a visit.
~ An Indian was shot and killed near SIP
kane last week by the deputy sher
f of Kootenai county. II was the Indi'
ty who killed white man near Spokane son
- time ago. and standing reward of $3
has been offered for his arrest. He W
s. boxed up and brought into Spokane and ,
or presume the deputy received the reward.
To THE VOTERS or LEWISTON. -Charl
ID F. Leland desires to inform the voters
u the city of Lewiston that the report abo
his deputizing another man for marshal
n he be elected marshal of Lewiston At 1
=. next election. is false but that he will q
~ tend to the duties of the Office himself.
elected, and will serve the people fait
n. fully and to the best of his ability
''i EXCURSION The excursion to-morro
Friday May q, Of which mention has he
st made, will be up Clearwater instead
ey Snake river. Boat leaves at o'clock A.
dinner at Lapwa; proceed up the river
the afternoon to Fir Bluff. Kester "
w. run two hacks to the boat. Fare for rou
re trip on boat 81, children half price. p
chase tickets before coming aboard bo
ill By order of committee.
ne Engineer Paul. who. with his par
have been surveying down Rocky cany
TO ordered to return with his party to L.
of iston and started, and Paul himself
rived on Tuesday nights stage, aud
party were on the road with pack anims
wn But when Paul got his orders here, he t.
~. the stage on Wednesday morning at a.
ain TO return, end meeting the balance of
party he will turn them back upon I'll
~. work, by subsequent orders from he
her quarters.
ney For DECORATION DAY.-At meetin!
the Mai. Anderson Post, q. A. r., Mosc'
;. il was ordered to extend through the l.
su' iston papers an invitation to the Loyal lat
ast Of Lewiston to send our post flowers for